During an investor summit in Jerusalem, Mobileye President and CEO Professor Amnon Shashua projected significant and sustained revenue growth for the next decade. The forecast was offered within a broader strategy update that included new data points across Mobileye's lines of business, an expanded total available market (TAM) and new customer announcements. At the event, Intel CFO George Davis described Mobileye as one of the company's strategic, data-centric growth opportunities, which is outperforming Intel's initial expectations.

With more electric cars on the road, many drivers are uncertain what they should do or not do in the event of a collision.

Samsung showcased advanced memory and system logic devices at its Tech Day 2019 event.

HPE has built a new supercomputer for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center.

Brown University is exploring concepts with Intel technology for an Intelligent Spine Interface project that aims to use AI to restore movement and bladder control for patients paralyzed by severe spinal cord injuries.

Siemens Mobility and partners are planning to undertake joint research on a fully automated tram depot.

Sony announced the release of six new types of stacked CMOS image sensors with a global shutter function achieved using a back-illuminated pixel structure for industrial equipment applications.

Samsung announced that it has brought the latest software innovations to the company’s PCIe Gen4 solid state drive series, opening up a new paradigm in SSD performance.

Ericsson’s factory in Tallinn, Estonia, has undergone a two-year digitalization transformation to become a 5G manufacturing facility utilizing company's own technology.

Mobility options in cities are becoming more and more diverse.

Dell announced one of the first computational projects for The University of Queensland’s HPC system may enable a non-invasive disease-modifying strategy for Alzheimer’s Disease.

Samsung announced that it will support the world’s first 8K HDR10+ content, partnering with major European streaming services.

Siemens will modernize the existing security systems for luggage control at Spain's five busiest airports.

Nokia, NTT DOCOMO and OMRON have agreed to conduct joint field trials using 5G at their plants and other production sites.

September 2019 marks a major milestone in Ericsson’s smart manufacturing capabilities.

Samsung introduced the industry’s first 0.7-micrometer-pixel image sensor, the 43.7-megapixel SOCELL Slim GH1.

Ericsson’s $100 million next-generation smart manufacturing factory in the United States will be located in Lewisville, Texas, a suburb close to Ericsson’s North America headquarters in Plano.

German technology giant Bosch is entering yet another new market – e-strollers.

IBM took a major step towards maintaining the highest level of security of its client's data and privacy in the future from fault-tolerant quantum computers.

In the car cockpits of the future, digital displays will play a key role in the interaction between drivers and their vehicles.

IBM announced z15, a new enterprise platform delivering the ability to manage the privacy of customer data across hybrid multicloud environments.

First Data, together with Visa and Samsung, showcased the company’s new Software Point of Sale solution during IFA 2019.

The 8K Association announced that key performance attributes for 8K televisions have been defined as part of the technical program.

Intel introduced eight additional 10th Gen Core processors for modern laptop computing.

HPE announced it custom-designed a new supercomputer for NASA to support Artemis program, a mission to land the next humans on the lunar South Pole region by 2024.

Bosch and Daimler have reached a milestone on the way to automated driving

Haier, China Mobile, and Huawei jointly launched the world's first AI+5G interconnected factory at the 2019 World Industrial Internet Conference (WIIC) in Qingdao.

Intel officially launched 11 new 10th Gen Core processors designed for sleek 2-in-1s and laptops.

The new Bosch Parking Lot Sensor solves parking issues and makes it possible for cities to efficiently manage parking spaces and therefore improves the quality of life in cities.

Intel announced that an 8 million-neuron neuromorphic system comprising 64 Loihi research chips, codenamed Pohoiki Beach, is now available to the broader research community.